Beer?
- Thread starter Chuffy
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The "No Beer" thread is thataway>>>>>>
There is a barmaid in one of our locals who plays on some of the guest beers....
Asking for a "Dizzy Blonde" or any other with women in the title will get some stick from her!
May NOT be the answer
IN one of the Dracula spoofs (Love at first bite?) there is a scene where Dracula wakes up with a hangover after drinking the blood of an alcoholic
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
John the Monkey
Frivolous Cyclist
- Location
- Crewe
Salopian Brewery - Oracle (4.0 abv)
I've had this before, but I think it was pre-beer thread. This is a really nice, hoppy pale, with a first taste of peachy fruit, that becomes more grapefruity and bitter, with that lingering into the aftertaste. A nice balance of flavours, just about perfectly done for my palate. Lovely stuff, and a favourite in the Monkey Household.
Mrs M says;"It was very nice. (sadly) It's gone."
I've had this before, but I think it was pre-beer thread. This is a really nice, hoppy pale, with a first taste of peachy fruit, that becomes more grapefruity and bitter, with that lingering into the aftertaste. A nice balance of flavours, just about perfectly done for my palate. Lovely stuff, and a favourite in the Monkey Household.
Mrs M says;"It was very nice. (sadly) It's gone."
Soltydog
Legendary Member
- Location
- near Hornsea
if you get chance to try this
do so. It's bloody lovely 
Maverick Goose
A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
- Location
- A champagne supernova in the sky
Quiet couple of days on the beer front
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Maverick Goose
A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
- Location
- A champagne supernova in the sky
Bath Ales Dark Side Stout mmmm....strong, the dark side is
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Pro Tour Punditry
Guru
Quiet couple of days on the beer front
Everyone has run out of words to use in their detailed reviews
Maverick Goose
A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
- Location
- A champagne supernova in the sky
Mireystock
SIip-slidin' down Big Pig...
Had a few at home last night, using up the leftovers from Christmas, a mish-mash of different beers. Hence the somewhat 'fragrant' aroma's this morning...
John the Monkey
Frivolous Cyclist
- Location
- Crewe
Brewdog Punk IPA (5.6% abv)
One that I'm sure is old hat to most of the beer thread faithful. I've not tasted Brewdog, being somewhat unimpressed by brewers describing (among other things) "kalashnikov bursts of caramel" on their labels. I have, it seems, been cutting off my nose to spite my face. This has an initial, citrus/peachy taste, which becomes grapefruity and bitter, with that latter lingering into a refreshing, dry aftertaste. I'd not describe the caramel as "bursts", but it is, I think, an undertone in the taste. Lovely aroma too.
I also tried a Ballistic Brewing Co. "Ground Pup" (hopefully, pics and a more detailed review to follow). Another pale, with equally "I say!" marketing, but a less powerfully citrus flavour in an overall taste that I found really nice. One I want to go back to.
One that I'm sure is old hat to most of the beer thread faithful. I've not tasted Brewdog, being somewhat unimpressed by brewers describing (among other things) "kalashnikov bursts of caramel" on their labels. I have, it seems, been cutting off my nose to spite my face. This has an initial, citrus/peachy taste, which becomes grapefruity and bitter, with that latter lingering into a refreshing, dry aftertaste. I'd not describe the caramel as "bursts", but it is, I think, an undertone in the taste. Lovely aroma too.
I also tried a Ballistic Brewing Co. "Ground Pup" (hopefully, pics and a more detailed review to follow). Another pale, with equally "I say!" marketing, but a less powerfully citrus flavour in an overall taste that I found really nice. One I want to go back to.
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User169
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Well i havent been slacking! My phones bust though, so cant upload piccies.
Had a couple from Wild Beer Co. of Bristol. Well worth seeking out - they seem to be all farmyard/sour/tart brews.
Currently tucking into Amager's "king og kenticky", not surprisunfly a borbon BA RIS (im assuming youre all down with the abbrevs). Super vanillary smooth!!
Had a couple from Wild Beer Co. of Bristol. Well worth seeking out - they seem to be all farmyard/sour/tart brews.
Currently tucking into Amager's "king og kenticky", not surprisunfly a borbon BA RIS (im assuming youre all down with the abbrevs). Super vanillary smooth!!
Pro Tour Punditry
Guru
I had 4 tins of Strongbow last night.
